Security Feature Bypass refers to a vulnerability or flaw in software or systems that allows attackers to circumvent, disable, or avoid built-in security mechanisms without directly executing malicious code. Instead of exploiting a system by running harmful programs, attackers leverage these weaknesses to bypass protections such as authentication, encryption, or access controls. This can lead to unauthorized access, data theft, or further exploitation of the system. Security feature bypasses are critical issues because they undermine the effectiveness of security controls designed to protect sensitive information and system integrity. Regular updates and thorough security testing are essential to detect and mitigate these vulnerabilities.